Here are our tips for what you and your family can do in Odense on a rainy day. Did you know that we have more than 15 attractions you can visit, Denmark's perhaps most charming high street and one of Denmark's oldest shopping centers, Rosengårdcentret, with more than 150 shops.
In the heart of old town you will find TID museum – a cultural oasis comprising lovely courtyards and buildings from the 16th century to the present day.
Tidens Samling is an everyday museum of fashion, design and interior decoration in the 20th century. There are two exhibitions, the permanent one and a special exhibition.
Odense Cathedral was built in the 14th century. It is a Gothic cathedral with a high and bright nave, and in the crypt you will find the remains of Saint Cnut, Denmark's last Viking king. The cathedral is also known as Saint Cnut's Church.
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Enjoy life. There's plenty of time to be dead.
Hans Christian Andersen
Are you dreaming of minced beef steak with soft onions? Or maybe roast pork with parsley sauce? Then you're in the right place. Grandma's kitchen is trendy again and people no longer look at you strangely when you ask for Brændende Kærlighed(Burning Love) or Benløse fugle (boneless birds).
Few things are as traditionally Danish as the open face sandwich. However, in Odense you can find several restaurants that are not afraid to give the high-class classics a delicious, modern twist. For more information on restaurants and dining
The new Nordic cuisine is now internationally known and recognised. It is characterised by a focus on local, organic and sustainable seasonal ingredients. Restaurant Aro, which has just been awarded Funen's first Michelin star, is a good example of Nordic cuisine.
Looking for the perfect start to your day in Odense? Explore our carefully selected list of the best brunch spots. Odense offers a wealth of brunch options to suit all tastes - whether you prefer a buffet or ready-made plates.
A nice cup of coffee is one of life's great pleasures and for som a basic human right. These are some of our favourite coffee bars we think you should try.
At these restaurants and eateries in Odense, it's not just ok to bring the kids - they're welcome. With kids' menus, play corners, high chairs and room for fun, you can enjoy your food without stressing - even if your littlest family member finishes eating after 5 minutes.
In Odense you can choose between several street food options, like Storm's Pakhus near the harbour. In addition, lots of smaller restaurants offer their take on the genre, like soups, bahn mi, sushi, etc. and it is easy to find different lunch options even on a budget.
Odense's largest cinema is located in Odense Railway Station Center on the 2nd floor. Here you can watch all the latest movies in pleasant surroundings, which include the city's largest screen, air…
MAXIMUM in Odense (formerly Bowl'n Fun) brings together fun indoor activities under one roof. There’s room for families as well as young people and adults who want to compete, play and stay active together – whatever your pace or personality.
Jumping Fun offers activities, fitness and sport like you’ve never seen it before. Jumping Fun has almost 2000 m2 of entertainment for everybody between 0 and 99, whether you want lessons with an…
The city's central swimming pool is located on Klosterbakken near the cathedral. The large red stone building was originally built in 1938, but was renovated in 2010 - 2011 for 24 million and is today a nice and modern swimming pool.
In western Odense, in the Bolbro district, you will find one of the city's four swimming pools. The Bolbro swimming hall was renovated in 2013 and offers four different pools, so there is something for everyone.
In Odense Skøjtehal you have the opportunity to bring your friends or family for a nice day on the ice. You can either bring your own skates or rent some.
